Forensic photos: cylinder and slide SS python (*LARGE* pics)

[D.R.E.]

Great Post. Those pictures are stellar. I'm amazed by the amount of modification that can go into a gun

Yeah, for such a few bits of metal there's a lot to do. Check out the sherman roller action (http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=201447) for something at the next level :

[D.R.E.]

Nice post!.
Too bad that the outcome was less than stellar.

C&S builds some really nice 1911s. I hope quality hasn't dropped

I need to email them about getting the guns redone or reimbursed --- I have been putting it off til I could double check what they did to a MKIII PPC gun against stock.

Other people before me had had great experiences, so perhaps I just got a trainee on an off day.

I am surprised they are using Behlert's method: no negative judgement implied to his memory, but while it was a cute quick trick, it's better to use a torch to bend the sear.

Has anyone had recent experience w/ C&S? Given their waitlist they have no shortage of people going to them.

[Kingofthehill]

Always blown away by your posts... simply jaw dropping!

[D.R.E.]

Always blown away by your posts... simply jaw dropping!

Thanks! Though we have to be realistic: I just turned a screwdriver and pushed a button --- they did all the hard work